+ Follow MAKAISA Tag
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[Title] => Don’t tempt the gods!
[Summary] => "Shut up!" an exasperated taxpayer admonishes a member of Congress with a developed gift for gab. "Shut up, shut up, shut up!" the furious member of Congress later screams at the presiding officer. The latter glares at his protocol-breaking colleague and, ruling him out of order, bade him "Shut up!"
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[AuthorName] => Felipe B. Miranda
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[Title] => Sacrificial politics
[Summary] => Sacrifice has become a buzzword in Philippine politics. Literally meaning to make holy, it now graces practically every politician’s public vocabulary. Since President Arroyo invoked the term in announcing her decision not to seek re-election in May 2004, other politicians appear to have been overwhelmed by a similarly commendable fit of patriotic self-denial. Sacrificial politics – giving up one’s personal gain to effect the nation’s greater gain – has become the mantra of mostly everyone who might be someone in Philippine society.
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